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Power Shed Shelving Instructions 

 

Power Shed Shelving comes 4ft or 6ft long.  
You will receive the following components in each shelving pack: 
 

 

(4x) board lengths (at either 4ft or 6ft depending what you ordered).  

Please note: 

These are 70mm wide and are the same material as the bargeboards.  

Be careful not to use these during assembly of your Power Shed 

 These boards are usually taped together. 

 

(3x) Brackets 

 

(2x) Batons 

 

(1x) Fixing pack - containing 70mm screws and 25mm screws. 
 

Please note: 

 

When screwing the brackets into position, 

ensure 

they are fixed to the internal framing of the shed and not the 

cladding 

 

You may have to cut the board lengths down with a saw to fit depending on the shed you have 

 

1.

 

Choose an appropriate location for your shelving and screw the brackets to the internal framing of the shed with 
the 70mm screws. 
 

2.

 

 Use a spirit level to ensure they are level. 
 Ensure the shelving bracket is the correct way up as per the diagram following: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Depending on your shed, there may not be an appropriate place to secure your brackets or there may be 
framing in an unsuitable position (particularly if the shelf is going on a gable end). We have therefore sent some 
additional batons to use if required. 
 

After the brackets are attached to the framing of the side walls, you can fix the shelving board lengths into the 
brackets which the 25mm screws. There should be two screws per board per bracket. There should be a small gap 
between each board length 

 

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Summary of Contents for Apex Bike

Page 1: ...emove each panel by removing screws one column at a time as indicated below Be careful of loose components inside the pack when removing panels Check all the components against the checklist prior to...

Page 2: ...Power Apex Bike Shed...

Page 3: ...ber Base Details Page 5 Components Checklist Page 6 Pre Assembly Page 7 Floor Page 8 11 Walls Page 12 Gable Tops Page 13 Roof Page 14 Doors Page 15 Felt Page 16 Finishing Touches Page 17 Aftercare Mai...

Page 4: ...cannot be held responsible for any damage or injury sustained due to incorrect unloading unpacking or assembly of any of our products Tools required not supplied Drill Spirit level Hammer Stanley kni...

Page 5: ...ere will be access to all sides for maintenance work and annual treatment Remember not to place the base too close to any walls or fences as there may be a slight overhang on the roof which may come i...

Page 6: ...e the pieces of timber which are 12mm x 70mm thick PAGE 5 OF 18 2x6 Floor 3x6 Floor 4x6 Floor 2ft Blank Panel 3ft Blank Panel 4ft Blank Panel Door Wing Doors Door Head Door Sill Roof Panel 6ft Apex Ga...

Page 7: ...ges to view which components are required for the size you have ordered 2 Carefully remove the pallet and any untreated packing timber See the aftercare section on ways to recycle these items or alter...

Page 8: ...per the instructions regarding bases in the before you start section 2 Screw the two heavy duty bearers which are two pieces of framing joined together to the 6ft front and back with 50mm screws USEFU...

Page 9: ...r panel Ensure the side of the panel is flush with outer edge of floor but not sitting on the bearer Then position one of the end panels which will either be 2ft 3ft and 4ft at the end and sit this on...

Page 10: ...then the other 2ft 3ft 4ft end wall panel and again secure using the 50mm screws provided 5 Attach the one panel which goes at the side of doors called the door wings Again continue to use 50mm screws...

Page 11: ...o the floor beneath with 35mm screws We would strongly recommend to pre drill the holes to avoid splitting This sill should be 147mm from each end of the floor but not the floor bearer and attached to...

Page 12: ...ng 70mm screws provided Screw into the floor with 2x screws for every wall panel internally ensuring the screws are driven through the framing at the bottom of the side gable walls through the floorbo...

Page 13: ...Gable Tops 1 Line up the gable tops with the panels at the front and back 2 Secure them to the wall panels with 50mm screws from the inside screwing upwards through the framing PAGE 12 OF 18...

Page 14: ...should be 6 screws joining the roof panels together 3 Ensure the roof panels are positioned evenly at each end of the shed There will be no roof overhang at the gable end and so if one is overhanging...

Page 15: ...e door and the shiplap tongue and groove cladding which you will be screwing the doors in to is approx 5mm This is the same for the top of the door where the gap should also be approx 5mm 3 Ensure tha...

Page 16: ...if you choose to purchase additional materials 2 Use clout nails to tack along the top edge of the felt and into the roof board and the bottom edge of the felt into the back bargeboard Health and Saf...

Page 17: ...p of the bargeboards 2 Secure corner strips which are 58mm wide at each corner of your Power shed with 40mm nails at least four per strip An extra strip is provided to cover the joins between back wal...

Page 18: ...side Please ensure there are no overhanging branches or debris on the shed as this can lead to water ingress USEFUL TIP Looking for some inspiration Our Instagram has images of hundreds of Power Sheds...

Page 19: ...gths down with a saw to fit depending on the shed you have 1 Choose an appropriate location for your shelving and screw the brackets to the internal framing of the shed with the 70mm screws 2 Use a sp...

Page 20: ...on the cost we receive to you Any delivery surcharges you have paid such as a quicker delivery Saturday delivery or a timed delivery will not be refunded Once your item has been returned it will be c...

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